What will this insurance cover?

For Individuals
Unauthorized online
transactions
Phishing
•Reputational injury
•Identity Theft
•Cyber Bullying
•e-Extortion

For Businesses
First-party expenses
Expenses incurred by the organization to mitigate losses related to a data breach
Incident response costs
•PR services
•Communication with affected stakeholders
•Forensic costs
•Consequential loss
•Data restoration costs
•Business losses & interruptions due to data breach
Third-party expenses
Expenses incurred by the organization to defend liability claims, penalties, fines
Identity theft
•Copyright/trademark infringement
•Privacy invasion
•Reputational Injury
•Legal fees and regulatory fines
•Liability claims
Cyber crime costs
Financial losses resulting directly from a criminal activity
Unauthorized transaction
•Cyber Bullying
•Cyber Extortion
•Malware Intrusion
•Cyber attack
•Ransomware attack
•Social engineering (*not covered by all)

What is NOT covered?

The cyber insurance
does NOT covers the following:
Intentional Loss
•Bodily injury, disease, death or damage to tangible items
•Unauthorized collection of data
•Unsolicited communication
•Immoral or obscene services
Dishonest/Improper conduct
•Future profits lost due to reputational damage
•Decreased valuation
•Upgrades
•Losses incurred before the waiting period ends


Who should buy cyber insurance?
From online banking to e-shopping, from social media browsing to transferring money online, almost every piece of our lives is available on the internet. Any individual or business using electronic communication and/or the internet is exposed to malicious activities and threats. In essence, buying cyber insurance is a good risk mitigation plan for everyone!
It can be challenging to figure out how much coverage you need. Also, cyber insurance
policies vary from insurer to insurer.
Contact us @ for expert guidance!


Did You Know?
Your General Liability Insurance doesn’t protect you in the event of a cyber attack.
There is a hacker attack very 39 seconds.
The global average cost of a data breach is $3.9 million across SMBs.
